jkeaton

Awesome! ^^

Wheel sensor dirty, wiring damaged. Really only guessing. Get the code read, that will tell you what’s wrong.

Sounds like the motor. Probably no quick fix. If it’s bad, it needs to be replaced.

Sure. You can install in a different vehicle which does not require that kit.

I would ask the body shop to clarify. They are the professionals and would know best.

Gotta pay to play.

What is it exactly you want to upgrade?

Sexy.

Wow! ^^ My thoughts would be this: I believe it would put too much wear on the suspension components. Tie rods, sway bar end links, CV axles, that are not designed to work at angles other than designed for the factory engineered ride height. I had a 3rd gen Dakota before that I put 2" spacers on the front. Stuff started breaking/failing shortly thereafter, and mine was a pavement queen.

Now that we have the formalities out of the way, lol. Play nice fellas. I know a few who inquired about lifting. I don’t think there is a commercial off the shelf solution. Lack of demand. Wonder if coil spring spacers designed for another vehicle could be modified to fit..... the currect selection of aftermarket headlights pretty much suck as far as light output. Custom retrofit is the way to go. Welcome to the forum Semperfied. You will fit in nicely here.

Some forum members may not be quite as advanced with mechanical knowledge as you seem to be. We are a diverse group with different skill sets we bring to the table. Try to keep it in perspective and try not to come across as a know it all.

That's a reasonable price for a dealership brake flush.

No differences except driver "conveniences". Mechanically they are identical. It boils down to what accessories/conveniences you want as an owner of the vehicle. Pick the one that best suits your needs.

Possibly a broken or shorted heating element. Only way to find out is to ohm out the elements and/or remove the seat cover and inspect them.

https://2019suvs.com/dodge/2019-dodge-journey/ It will most likely look like the dozen or so comparative models out there today.

LMGTFY: It has simplified the lineup by dropping the Crossroad Plus trim and has made last year’s optional third row of seats standard for 2018. Otherwise, a new dark-colored 19-inch wheel design that Dodge is calling Black Noise is now available on the Crossroad trim, and the brand’s popular Blacktop package—gloss-black exterior mirrors, grille, wheels, and roof rails—is now available on SE, SXT, and GT models. Basically nothing but trim. It’s a tired 10 year old platform. I wonder how much longer they are going to keep it going.

I third. You need to have it looked at by a professional.

Yes. What was the “slight mod”? You say they fit but........ provide all relevant information so people are not mislead.

Probably won’t work that way but good luck.

Could also be the ABS activating if you are pressing hard enough for the vehicle to interpret it as a panic stop situation. In which case, it is normal. You are going to have to demonstrate the issue to the dealer.

Cool. Let’s see some pics!

Sweet!

Moved to the correct section. You posted in the forum help section. What kind of loud noise? Where Ian the noise coming from? Need more information.

You don’t have insurance to repair your vehicle?